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> To make sense of multiplicity, we need to think and write in topological ways, discovering methods for laying out a space, for laying out spaces, and for defining paths to walk through these. _[John Law and Annemarie Mol, Complexities: Social Studies of Knowledge Practices]_
Since last year I'm prototyping writing machines in order to keep track of what happens around XPUB. Some examples are [this very section of the Soupboat](/soupboat/~kamo/) that is a way to document projects, the [Padliography](/soupboat/padliography/) that is a way to archive documents and links, the [xquisite branch](/soupboat/xquisite/draw/BUCockhPVwHxGARDhSMKgn) made during SI17 that is a branching take on the exquisite corpse game, etc. Probably to develop software is my strategy to get grip on the world. Every writing machine implies a different way to think about your contents. The plan is to develop something as well for this research process.
The topological way to think and write the thesis is to be find somewhere around:
- the list form used by LW in the Tractatus,
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